Sentence examples for evolution and differentiation from inspiring English sources

These quantities cannot be determined only through ground-based observations, so predictive models of the thermal evolution and differentiation of a cometary nucleus are necessary.

This source for historical, literary, or anthropological research, and for the study of languages in contact, and the evolution and differentiation of language communities, will then be available to a worldwide community of scholars.

This source for historical, literary, or anthropological research, for the study of languages in contact, and for the evolution and differentiation of language communities, is now available to a worldwide community of scholars.

Since mouse models of tuberculosis are usually used as pioneer and proof-of-concept studies to make novel observations regarding infection and immunity, it is not surprising that current understanding of evolution and differentiation of antigen-specific CD4 T cells during M. tuberculosis infection of wild-type hosts is still limited.

The evolution of forkhead genes has not been widely examined and selection pressures at the molecular level influencing subfamily evolution and differentiation have not been explored.

Furthermore, urologists, pathologists and medical oncologists should be meticulous in the original pathological diagnosis in these patients, since there is a significant frequency of germ cell tumours with mixed or overlapping histological elements with diverse potential of evolution and differentiation.

A numerical model of the thermal evolution and chemical differentiation of cometary nuclei was developed to help in the preparation of future comet missions.

The thermal evolution and chemical differentiation of a terrestrial planet is related to volcanism.

The Lu-Hf isotope system is widely used to decipher the crustal evolution and mantle differentiation of the Earth.

In this respect, the Lu-Hf system has been effectively used to trace crustal evolution and mantle differentiation of the Earth since the early 1980s (Patchett et al. 1981; Patchett & Tatsumoto 1980; Patchett 1983).

Our results shed new light on the evolution and species differentiation in the Poaceae family.